(Un)Trending: New Google Reader

Today, the Atlantic Wire reported that the e-community was upset over the end of Google Reader. Apparently, changes to the site will entail a redesign that discourages the usage of the share and circulate buttons. The consumer response seems to suggest that the urge towards migration to the relatively-new Google+ is to fault for the unfavorable upgrade. However, what I found fascinating about the article was their uncertain attitude towards Google's abilities as a social network.

The article mentioned, "It turned out Google wasn't so bad at social networking after all." There is still media doubt, apparently, at Google's ability to social network, which suggests the continued unease of internet communication. Perhaps, this sentiment is still popular with the press, but let's look at the mall in future posts.